Many women go on oral BCP's for a short time to kick start their ovaries, after stopping the DP injections. Some docs seem to do this automatically when. a patient stops DP It is not uncommon not to start menstruating regularly for months, following the last DP injection. Those who are menstruating may not be ovulating. Some women resort to drugs used for infertility to get their ovaries to start functioning.
The official web site Depo-Provera is currently down for "up dating", but I have added the link for Pfizer the drug manufacturer and the link for DP at Web MD.
From the package insert: Return of Fertility(snipped)
DEPO-PROVERA Contraceptive Injection is a long-acting birth control
it takes some time after your last injection for its effect to wear off.
results from a large study done in the United States
women who stop using D-P in order to become pregnant, (after the last injection)
The length of time you use D-P has no effect on how long it takes you to become pregnant:
50% become pregnant in about 10 months after their last injection
66% became pregnant in about 12 months after their last injection
83% become pregnant in about 15 months after their last injection
93% become pregnant in about 18 months after their last injection
A blood test may not show you are pregnant until a couple of weeks after conception so it may well show negative after 11 days.
the 3rd of November if u was to get pregnant 2011 in January ok :)
Do a google search for due date caculators they can also give you information on each stage of pregnancy
Around the end of January 1988, it is impossible to be precise but the average pregnancy lasts 9 months.
if your period for December was shorter then usual then there is a possibility you are already pregnant i would test now however if its negative then i would wait a week and test again if that's negative then i would see your gp for blood work good luck and no you don't have to wait till your next is due
Yes
No, this doesn't necessarily mean your pregnant. The only way to find out is by doing a pregnancy or test or by seeing your doctor for a blood test. If the bleeding you described is implantation bleeding you would of conceived around March 2 - 12. Do a pregnancy test.
I have the same problem and did the 2 pregnant tests too and they are both negative. However with the spot bleeding and missed period, i am not sure whether i am pregnant or i have vagina infection. I will make appointment to see my doctor to check it out, just to make sure. So i suggest you to do the same. Good luck.....
January 27, 2009. Its 40 weeks which is around 10 months. And each month is around 4 weeks. 40/4= 10 so take November which is the 11th month and subtract 10 which gives you 1 standing for January.
February, November and December all have 8 letters.
You would take the corresponding date in October, for a standard nine months. In terms of pregnancy, the dates range from the second week of October to the fourth week of November, assuming a standard length of pregnancy (40 - 42 weeks) and dates from the 4th to 30th of January, seeing as you have not specified a date.
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